Crescent Shops

Take a look at this proposed retail space!

Extended Home for the Holidays

The hours have been extended, so I reposted! Check out the website for details!

720 Goldenrod, Holland, MI

Concept Sketch

Breakfast Nook Before

Breakfast Nook After

Breakfast Nook Before

Breakfast Nook After

The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland presents Designer Show House 2009, "Home for the Holidays." From November 13 - 28 this home can be toured by the public. Please check the website for specific dates and times. This fund-raising event benefits after-school and summer programs made possible by the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland.

Visbeen Associates teamed up with Benchmark Wood Studio to recreate the breakfast nook in this beautiful 1920's home. With Wayne Visbeen's vision for the room, Benchmark's skilled craftsmanship and Missy Pratt's

If you're interested in seeing more "before" photos of the entire project, click here.

Woodside Residence

This Arts-and-Crafts design by Visbeen Associates was built by Holwerda Homes and is a perfect vacation property. Including the guest suite it has 4 bedrooms, 3 kitchens and tons of living space perfect for family gatherings or private retreat. By the way, this home, built in Northern Michigan, is for sale!

Great Lake Story

I hope you're following Great Lake Story in Michigan Blue magazine and enjoying Jim & Susan Buda's captivating journal entries. In Blue's Winter publication the journal entry refers to the sketches Wayne Visbeen drew in the first five hours of their initial meeting. They are attached below:

Initial Concept Front Sketch

Initial Concept Rear Sketch

Initial Concept Side Sketch

Initial Concept Driveway Sketch

Initial Main Level Sketch

Initial Upper Level Sketch

Initial Concept Lower Level Sketch

Initial Concept Family Room

Initial Concept Kitchen Sketch

Initial Concept Lower Level

Initial Concept Billiards Room

Final Concept Front Sketch

Final Concept Rear Sketch

Final Living Room Sketch

Careerline Tech Center

The Building Trades program of Careerline Tech Center purchased a plan from Visbeen Associates and their students worked to build the house. Students do the rough and finish carpentry on the house, as well as the roofing, insulation, siding and concrete work. They build the deck off the back of the house and install all windows and doors. Congratulations to these students on a job well done!

Reynard

Reynard was built by Jeff Segard, Grand Concept Homes and the photographer was Megan TerVeen. For more photos, check out our website. Here's a write up:

Designed to make the most of a waterfront site, the four-bedroom, five-bath Reynard would be at home in any setting. A large welcoming foyer leads to a spacious open living area. Two wings radiate from the living room – one with private spaces such as bedrooms and baths, the other with a large kitchen, dining room and home management center. Two decks and a hearth room make outdoor living easy. A casual lower level contains two additional bedrooms, a family room, and a cozy screen porch.